squeeeeeeeeek

[Ganonator]

ok, not a squeek.

You know how when you turn on a TV or monitor, it makes that high pitched noise?? like horribly high pitched noise? its happened to me like 5 times today, and I have a shitty headache. ugg...

[KINGOFALLME2]

It least your tv works! :laughing:

[Maverick_Zero]

Uhh, what are you talking about, what noise?

[KINGOFALLME2]

the *BWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!* noise.

[Maverick_Zero]

Wow, that helps, with all the beeps, Bwees, and crap I hear all day, that helps alot.

I don't have any sort of beep when I turn on my comp or TV.

[KINGOFALLME2]

Originally posted by Maverick_Zero
Wow, that helps, with all the beeps, Bwees, and crap I hear all day, that helps alot.

I don't have any sort of beep when I turn on my comp or TV.

I can't tell if you're bein sarcastic or serious.....

[goKi]

I hear that sound, particularly on one of my TV's... its very irritating.

[Maverick_Zero]

I never hear it, and I was being serious King of all something or other.

[Dr. Mutagen]

None of the TVs at my house have that problem, but there's an old one at my grandparents' house that does that. It's pretty darn loud too.

[Ganonator]

i also have this seriously whacked perfect hearing. I remember in math class when the teacher does the test for it, I was always the first to have to leave, it was so bad (and that was something at like 18000 hz)... ack

[Rijuhn]

There's not a TV I've seen that doesn't make that noise, at least when it turns one. I had one TV right before it got really bad it made a really painful "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE" about 5 times louder than most TVs. Anyone who can't hear it has bad hearing.

[Grim Reaper]

I do indeed know what you are talking about and I must say, that noise is possibly on of the most annoying noises I have ever heard in my life.

[Rafnul]

I think the frequency for that sound is like 18,000 Hz. It's just on the edge of human hearing(supposedly 20,000 Hz). Many people cannot even hear 18,000. I think when I tested it with my Lego Mindstorms RCX, I topped out at like 22,000, but I don't think I was really "hearing" it at 22,000; it was more like "feeling" it.

I can do something similar, sometimes where I can tell if a phone is going to ring a split second before it does by hearing the capacitor charge up(or the speaker getting primed or something similar). I did it once and everyone in the room freaked out. I heard this really loud high pitched noise and instantaneously said "phone" and right after I got done saying it it rang.

Though, I'm not reliable at this and It's almost impossible to do on demand... though with enough training... * goes off to have his friends call him at random intervals *